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Half of Americans Growing Weary of Obama Coverage

By Alan Stewart Carl | Related entries in 2008 Election, Barack, Media, Polls

Looks like all the media attention being given Barack Obama is starting to grate on the American public. A new Pew Research Center poll reveals 48% of Americans believe theyâ€™re hearing too much about Obama. Only 26% say the same about John McCain.

I guess this is how a fresh face becomes a tired piece of the American landscape. Never doubt that the media knows how to beat the shine out of everything new (and, yes, in this case that includes us blogs).

I will now end this Obama post, so the half of you whoâ€™ve had enough donâ€™t have to suffer more.

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3 Responses to “Half of Americans Growing Weary of Obama Coverage”

Dollface Says:
August 6th, 2008 at 1:18 pm
I guess I’m one of the 52% who aren’t tired of hearing about Obama. Then again, I am a blogger…
Mudslide Says:
August 6th, 2008 at 1:34 pm
Maybe they’re weary of the coverage because 78 percent of it has been negative. I am definately one of those who are weary of McCain coverage though. Listening to him is almost as painful as listening to Bush.
Joshua Says:
August 6th, 2008 at 8:48 pm
If my theory is true that the candidate who gets the lion’s share of pre-election attention doesn’t have an edge, but merely makes the election a referendum on him, then this can’t be good news for Obama.

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